With the turn reading , Tom Dwan led out 145,000 from the hijack and Andrew Robl called on the button.
Dwan checked the river and Robl processed his options, burning a time extension. Then he checked back and Dwan rolled over ace-queen. Robl, however, had him beat with and claimed the pot with the Broadway.
In a four-way limped pot, no bets were made on the flop and Andrew Robl fired 16,000 on the turn. Wai Kin Yong raised to 80,000, prompting folds from Tom Dwan and Vivek Rajkumar. Robl paused for almost 30 seconds and then called.
They quickly checked the river and Robl turned up . Yong showed for two pair and raked in the pot.
"I shoud've reraised you again!" Robl laughed. "Now I know for the next time!" he added.
On the flop of , Romain Arnaud bet 35,000 in a four-way limped pot, holding in the second position. Ben Lamb flopped double gutter with and he called on the button.
They continued to the turn and Arnaud fired 55,000. Lamb called again and the completed the board.
Arnaud checked and Lamb opted to check back. Arnaud showed his superior two pair and claimed the pot.
Wang "Shanghai Wong" Qiang got his money in preflop with against of Gabe Patgorski and the board of gave Patgorski kings up to eliminate Qiang from contention.
Wai Kin Yong limped in the cutoff with and Tom Dwan checked his option on the button with .
The flop was and Yong led out with a bet of 20,000 which Dwan called.
The turn was the , giving Dwan his straight. Yong checked his option and Dwan put out a bet of 40,000. Yong called.
The river was the and Dwan put out another bet of 100,000. Yong tanked for a while before he called. Dwan showed down his straight, and it was good to scoop the pot.
Mikita Badziakouski came back with the shortest stack but the first hour of play saw him sky-rocket close to the chip lead. Badziakouski won several decent pots but neither was as big as the latest one.
We caught the action on the flop with four people contesting the pot. Alan Sass bet 80,000 in the cutoff, Badziakouski called on the button and Gabe Patgorski joined them to the turn while Wang Qiang folded his hand.
The turn was checked to Badziakouski who fired 200,000. Only Sass stuck around, calling and they came to the river.
Sass checked and Badziakouski jammed for about 700,000, having his opponent covered. Sass extended his allotted time to make a decision and then made the call.
Badziakouski showed for a flopped straight and Sass mucked his hand before leaving his seat. Badziakouski claimed the huge pot and improved to just under 2 million.